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Originally Posted by Jay Random
Wotherspoon had demonstrated in repeated callups that he was not yet a full-time NHLer, but the team believed he might still develop into one. Either his performance in the AHL last season convinced them that this was no longer an option, or he had been passed on the depth chart by so many other prospects that they no longer considered him worth keeping. Probably the latter, I imagine.
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That very well could be the case, and I won't say it's not.
But, maybe with two-fringe NHL players in Bartowski and Wotherspoon, the Flames simply made the move that saved them the most money. Why do people think that the Flames are so adverse to money? Have they not seen their true face in the arena debacle? They are a business and operate as such.